Wuxia: I’m the Young Master of Peacock Manor

In addition to fucking women, I am on the way to fucking women.

If you don't have internal strength, what's the use of practicing swordsmanship?

Luo Liba is so embarrassed, what is written here?? A sword??? I'll spray you to death with a mouthful of salt soda.

It's really unbecoming of your talent to write this book here. I'm also surprised that Feilu actually has a book about orthodox martial arts.

Which protagonist in Gu Long is as nagging as Aunt Liupo? Whether it's against masters or minions, the male protagonist can read a chapter of nonsense to three or four chapters, and the fight lasts for hundreds of rounds. I'm... Speechless. All the articles that have a low number of words are all in ancient style. I have basically read all of Gu Long's books, but I just can't find any similarities with this one. Could it be that: you are here, I am here, you shouldn't come, but I still come. That's it? That's it? Do you think it's Gu Longfeng? It does look like it, but there was a fight later, and the male protagonist continued: Must come, must come, must come, must definitely come... Are you talking about cross talk or Gu Long?

I want to learn cologne, but it doesn't taste like cologne.

Gu Longfeng is not good at all. The foreshadowing is too long and there is too much nonsense. It feels boring just watching it.

It turns out that the protagonist is very verbose, and he has to say a few words to deal with a little robber. Just kill him and the problem will be solved. When you are chatting with the gangsters, others are practicing swordsmanship, and you have no system. It is your policy to be surpassed by others.

When I read the introduction, I subconsciously thought of bathing with four layers of peacock feathers.

The imitation of the ancient dragon looks specious, and it's very tiring to look at it.